Monash Business Review publishes research from leading Australian and international academics and business people about business theory and practice.

It aims to:

• Identify major trends, organisations and people influencing and shaping business activity in Australia and overseas
• Disseminate and communicate academic research relating to all areas of business to a wider general audience
• Provide a forum for researchers and business practitioners on current issues

The journal's wide range of topics includes: strategic resource allocation; organisational structure; leadership; entrepreneurship and organisational purpose; methods and techniques for evaluating and understanding competitive, technological, social and political environments; planning processes; and strategic decision processes.

Also covered are economics, econometrics, management and marketing, accounting, corporate governance, finance and banking, business law and taxation, international trade and investment, public policy and industrial relations.

Thus, the journal covers business in a broad sense for an equally broad audience ranging from managers to graduates, and academics in management, corporate strategy, finance and other disciplines.

• Past MBR issues
• Publisher information
• Editorial team

For information on the MBR email mbr@buseco.monash.edu.au